OT-OSU shady SEC like oversigning
Grammer or Gram for short. My brother and I were convinced she was Dr. Smith's (Lost in Space) long lost sister.
Lets eat grammar?
potato potato
Camille maybe, Kelsey no way!
She's a hot mess. Too. Much. Work. Done.
Ladies... be your beautiful selves. Not some fucking twisted media creation of what is or is not attractive.
Sigh.
Is this any different than UM who I believe is oversigned by 2 right now?
Michigan isn't forcing players out, unless I missed something. They're expecting the attrition that naturally comes with any coaching change.
I count 2... just 2
April 13th, 2015 at 11:14 PM ^
I had to return to the top of the thread just to remember what this post was about. For a minute I thought I was in a staff meeting.
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April 14th, 2015 at 12:36 AM ^
No. No, man. Shit, no, man.
Which is why I never start posts any more ( that and I don't have any news on the west coast that somebody out there didn't already hear about )
Meanwhile at ohio, Meyer has been punished for oversigning, lame excuses for kicking kids off the team, and letting his QBs shill things on Instagram with a contract extension through 2020.
Columbus: South till you smell it, east till you get sucked into its accountability vacuum.
Did this already been posted last week.
It did, it did.
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April 13th, 2015 at 10:25 PM ^
...the long snapper...
...or the part about even the Columbus, OH, talk radio no being on Meyer's side and suggesting he is bringing SEC oversigning to OSU.
The second part seems worthy of a thread to me.
Don't we need some DBs? Wouldn't it be great just for trolling purposes alone? Even if the kid turns us down, the contrast might make an impression on some people.
did not think it would take him this long for make osu and SEC school
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Doesn't surprise me about the greyshirt - it's crappy, but also when you're a long-snapper on scholarship you have to expect this might happen if there is a crunch.
Meyer is an asshole who hides behind some bible verses, top-notch ESPN productions, and (for a time) having Tim Tebow on his team. He's a fine coach, but this won't be the last time he screws over a kid.
April 13th, 2015 at 10:18 PM ^
the strategy appears to be give athletic scholarships to only the most talented football players at positions of need for their team.
this seems to be leading to very good football teams.
April 13th, 2015 at 10:54 PM ^
Go away.
The only lesson Meyer is teaching people is that grown men will lie to teenagers when it serves their best interests. If you think yanking a scholarship from a kid because the head coach couldn't do math properly beforehand is being a leader and teaching core values, then we are in two completely different worlds.
April 13th, 2015 at 11:19 PM ^
Sure, he's getting questioned for it, as he rightfully should, but do you think anyone in Columbus would ever seriously consider the notion of life without him now? Absolutely not. Why? Because he wins, and he wins big. Winning has a way of shutting everyone up, and getting everyone to fall in line. My guess is that if Meyer were here and doing the same things, most people would ignore it completely, or say he should get a slap on the wrist, and then move on.
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April 13th, 2015 at 11:24 PM ^
IMO, over signing is fine. Everybody knows about St. Saban's Medical Institution and the fact that Meyer over signs. It's common knowledge.
OSU recruits be warned.
April 14th, 2015 at 12:05 AM ^
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April 14th, 2015 at 10:59 AM ^
hostility in this thread for me.
so I didnt continue the discussion, sorry about that lol, here is the response FWIW. Brady Hoke held to idea of keeping his word and giving kids a fair shot to play and if he were still coach you would see Shane Morris getting the start outright without a transfer coming in that likely will bump him to the backup. Thats because Morris was promised he would get to play if he came to M, and thats even though he may not give Michigan the best chance to win. Your statement comes from the thinking that we have to be fair and give every kid playing time or we promised a kid would get a scholarship so we have to give it to him even though other circumstances have come to light. Now thats the fair thing to do but come on, this is big boy football, the adult world. When you get a job or start a business its going to be results oriented. If you don't perform at work you get demoted or fired or passed over for a promotion (well unless you work for the government lol, but thats another discussion). I am saying that this is the same thing. If a kid is recruited by Meyer and he looks good but then comes in and has an unstable knee joint that you know is going to affect the kids performance then guess what he gets the medical rejection. Brady Hoke did things the right way in accordance with your thinking when dealing with the players but he didnt win. This isnt little league anymore where every kid gets to play and we don't care what the score is. So thats the dilemma do things the right way OR get your hands dirty do what you have to do to field a competitive team within reason and build a winning program. We have seen what the former is like over the past 4 years, I am for the latter.
April 14th, 2015 at 10:35 AM ^
Big surprise here.
It's a matter of time before Urban Oscar Meyer is confronted for his coaching ethics.
Bank on it.